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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Crnters.
NEW YORK, May 2-Flour-Receipts, 49,
ATS packages; exports, 5,293 brls and II, O66
sacks; sales, 1880 brls. Market firm, but not
quotably changed, with less doing.
Wheat-Receipts, 172 $50 bu; exports 24S, 45s
BIZ; sales 99l2,o bu futures and 172 OOO bu
spot. Spot lots firm. but Only moderately act
i've; options advanced a ac'and closed steady;
speculation fairly active; No Milwaukee. 92f
a 93c; ungraded red, IS 95ic; No. 3 red, 929c;
No. red. 944c store. Gaze elevator; No. red,
97kc; extra red, 964c; No white. 95tc elevator.
96ac delivered; No. red. May, 93k a 94c. closing
at S34c; June, 933 935c. closing 935c; Jnly,
% 5l6093 lll6c closing at 93kc; August, 9lS a
92c, closing 92c: September. 92S 92.c. closing
at 924e; December, 95s a 95sc. closing 952c
January. 96s 96!c closing at cote; May, 99s a
81 00A closing at 81 00t.
Corn-iSeceipts, $500 bu; exports. %, 900 Blu;
sales, 4l6, 600 on futures, and $4,000 bu spot;
spot lots a shade lower and dull, options firm
and quiet; uneraded 494 a 50sc steamer. asa
white, 49lc elevator; No 9 May, 47s a 472c,
closing at 47sc; June, 473 4sc. closing at 47Jc;
July. 40 a 49sc. closing at 493c; August SOC.
Oats-Receipts. q, 600 bu; exports, none; mar
ket higher: mixed Western, 80 csc; white
Western. 80 a 42c.
Hay quiet; shipping, As SOC.
Hons quiet and steady.
CofTee-Fair Rio duTl at 168c; options steady
and fairly active: sales, lee. 250 bags; May,
IL 65c June. IA 70 a IA 9Oc: july II. 50 % 10 0oc;
August, IL 80 q IL. Zoe; September Is 90 a 10 20c;
October. 10 % a Is 25e; November. 10 10 10. SOC;
December, 10 20 6lJ.40c; January ID 30 a 10 35c;
February and March. 10 30c. Sugar dull and
weak; fair to good refining quoted AZ a 5sc;
refined. quiet; cut-loHf and crushed. lilo 6tc:
granuated, . l1-l6 a SIC. MolRsses steady 80
test 193c Rice steady and in far demand
Tallow steady at - 10 35c. Rosin quiet at
81. 250L274
Pork quiet nut steady; old mess. SIS a Ii. %;
new mess SIG j09l7 Cut meats firm; picked
bellies "a a 75e picked hams, g a &c. Middles
dull and nominal Lard lower and less active;
Western steam. spot. 12s4c; May. 7.25c: June.
rs %. July, T-3i a So; August. Al q l. 45c
October 80 q Z 6Oc city steam. &c
Butter quiet and firm; Western. II a 24c;
Elein creamery pc. Cheese quiet. Eggs steady;
demand fair; receipts. 1868 packages, Western
fresh, l3c.
CHICAGO, May 2-The deliveries May
wheat contracts were quite liberal this morning.
and were nearly all taken by the various houses
supposed TO be operating for the ''bull" clique
The decrease IN the visible supply 800, 900
bushels. which was not quite large as had
generally been expected. The ceariucs from
the seaboard aggregated 1896 600 bushels
Traders were cautious but nevertheless a large
aggregate Of business transacted. Values
showed little change. however, fluctuations be-
ing confined TO narrow limits. May opened at
sl4c sold up to 8lAc, dropped OF to S0sc, rose to
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
and unena nged. No. 2 spring wheat. Size; No.
3 spring wheat, 73c No. = red, Size; No. corn,
37sc; No. oats, 26sc; No. rye, soc; No. bar
ley, SIC: No faxseed. 81. 064: prime timothy
seed, 81 Ga L 90; pork, per bril- $22 q % 80;
lard, per 100 lbs sc s3 short ribs, loose, 47ac;
dry sated shoulders. boxed. B 80 6e: short clear
sides, boxed $50 a !. 95c: whisky, disfiDers' fn-
ished goods, per gal 81. u.s. sugars. cut-loaf. 81
6be; grannlated. &c; standard A, 5sc;
On the Produce Exchange, to day. the butter
market steady; creamery, Is 23c; dairy, Is
a 2lc per 10; eggs, 10! 6104c.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat. 101. 900
bu corn. 107 900 bu; oats 15s 900 bu; rye 8. 600;
barley, 10 900 bu. Shpme 8, 900 bris:
wheat. 1000 bu; corn. ST 900 bu; oats. SO, 600
bu; rye, none barley, Is. 600 blu.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Amount in Sight in
the United States and Canada.
CHICAGO. May 1.-The visible supply of
grain on April 80, was: Wheat, Abb. 900 blu,
a decrease Of 1864. 900 bu corn. 1s. 65l 900 bu
decrease OF 566 900 bu; oats. g. 392. 600 bu, de-
crease of 476 900 bu; rye. 329. 900 bu decrease
of q. 600 bu; barley, 474. 600 Blu. decrease of
So. 900 bu.
Following is the official statementof the visible
supply OF grain in store and afoat April 80. as
issued by the New York Produce Exchanges:
Wheat 47.132, GIL bu. decrease of 1861. 203
bu; corn Is. 647, OBJ bu a decrease of 575 400 bu
oats. 4.372, $50 bu, decrease of A. 348 bu; rye,
329 $50 bu, a decrease of %. OBI bu; barley 474,-
27I bu, q decrease of g., 24l bu.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE AND STRAW.
OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT OUARrERMAsTER
I,rr.r. 1S At,A,tc nd Ar,ril 92Z

OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER. !
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL. Ind, April 4. 1887.
Sealed proposals in trplcate. subject the usual
conditions will be received this Office until 10
o'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday. May 4, 1887. at which
time place they viii be opened in the presence of
bidders for furnishing and delivering at this post
fuel forage and during the fiscal year
n1encing July 1. 1887.
The government reserves the right to reject any
all bids. Preference given to articles of domestic
production, conditions of price and quality being
equal and such preference given to articles of Amer
lean production and manufacture produced the
Pacific the extent of the consumption
by the public service there.
Blank proposals and information will be furnished
on application to this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fuel. Forage" Straw las the
may be-, and addressed to the undersigned.
W. H REXFORD,
CAPTAIN, O. S. K, A. A. O. NJ
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size and closed at sig. June commanded
premium of lie over May. There was fair de-
gree of activity in corn. and the decrease or o60
900 bushels IN the visible supply impaired lit
Ito frmer tone to values The market closed &c
higher than on Saturday. Oats ruled a shade
stronger. Mess pork marked up Coo to Toe
barrel, and closed firm. Lard ruled sc per 100
pounds lower. Short ribs were 15c lower. The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
A Very Dali Market, with bat Few Features
Interent-A Neak Chasing.

A Very Dali Market, with bat Few Features of
Interest-A Weak Closing.
NEW YORK, May money call was
easy at 4a5 per cent, closing offered at per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 a51 per cent
Sterling exchange was active and weak at
$4.s6 for sixty-day bills ard $4s74 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day 10000
shares, including the following: Delaware, Lack
swanna & Western, 8. 400; Lake Shore, 3.sl0;
Louisville G. Nashville, $40; Missouri Pacific,
3,710: Northwestern. $500; Northern Pacific,
1850; Reading, 1890; Union Pacific, %. 920;
Western Union. 1880.
The new week on the Stock Exchange opened
with a dull market. which presented very few
features of interest. The fact that to-day is
holiday ia London, together with the usual May
day changes, responsible for the limited
business and the hopeful views of the situation
which were so prevalent toward the end of last
week were wanting to-day, the bears" having
everything their own way A fractional rally
occurred in the forenoon, but with that
ception there no stay 10 the steady yielding
OF values from the opening to the
close. Money bid up to per cent. in
the last hour TO Offset which sterling exchange
rates were decreased &c. but the latter received
no notice, while the former seemed to aid the
prevailing weakness New England. in the
forenoon, ana Union Pacific later in the day.
received special attention from rne bears. Fort
Worth d Denver specially strong under the
support of the clique, and 1t Is the only stock
showing an advance this evening. The market
opened weak at concessions from Saturdays
final figures of to ner cent.
The market weak. although a slight rally
occurred toward IL o'clock. and the strength dis
played by Fort Worth d Denver kept the mar
ket firm until noon. After that time
IL was more animated. accompanied by renewed
weakness, which Was not checked until the close.
which was dull and weak, at near the lowest
figures of the day. Fort Worth 81 Denver rose
/ per cent, but everyth else is lower. and
New England is down q; Hooking Coal. %;
Wheeling q Lake Erie, IL Union Pacific, q per
rent.
Railroad bonds were firm sales, 81, $50 O00
Green Bay incomes contributed 1868 600 and At
lantic s. Pacific incomes 100000. Most of the
list show fractional advances Central Iowa
hrsts. coupon off, rose to a. jersey Central
debentures. q, to 10l; Wabash. Chicago division
seveps, of 1879. q, to 49, Ohio Southern in
comes fell 2, to 42b.
Government bonds aud State bonds were
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OIL CITY. May 2-NationsI Transit certificates
opened at 66l4c: highest 66l4c: lowest, 65i2c;
closed at 6t;iec Sales S45 900 br1s; elearances q
500 900 brls charters, "a, ESQ brls shipments, So,
312 brls.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Petroleum was steady;
at 66c Sales. i. AL. 900 brls Turpentine dull at
37l2c.
PITTSBURt. May 2.-Petroieum fairly active.
National Transit certificates opened at 664c closed
at 661sc. highest. 6614c; lowest. 6oasc.
CLEVELAND, May Petroleum firm; standard
white. 110o, 7c.
WILMINGTON, May 2.-Turpentine firm at 33c
SAVANNAH, May 2 -Turpentine dull at 32c.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

INDIANAPOLIS Arsenal, Ind. April f. 1887
Sealed proposals in tripcate. subject to the usual
conditions with q copy of this advertisement at
tached will be received st this Office until 10 o'clock
a. Wednesday, May 4. 1887. at which time
and place they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders furnishing and delivering the fresh beef
qured in the Subsistence Department. United
States Army, at this post. during the fiscal year
commencing July L, 1887, and ending june 80,
1888
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Information to the manner of bidding, condi-
tons be observed by bidders and terms of contract
and payment will be furnished application to the
Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef and addressed to the
undersigned CLIFTON Comfy.
Major of Ordnance A G. 8
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NEW YORK, May Bar silver, 9i3c.
LONDON. May Bar Silver. 43sd pc
ounce.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS. May lead dull and easy common,
3.97i2 O4c.
NEW YORK. May "copper", steady; lead steady.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK MAY 2.-The market quiet but
the movement of old business for autum is fairly
good. The cotton goods market steady to strong
Woolen goods dull.
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Choice shipping grades rs 5. Is
Medium to good shipping grades 4.4004. 50
Common to fair shipping grades 4O004.3o
Stockers common to good. $1,000. 90
Good to choice heifers. 375 al. 25
Common to medium heifers ---.-.---.- 3 25 03.75
Good to choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 so 0:S. SIS
Common to medium cows---. 2.5003.25
Veals common to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.0O05. 90
Bulls good TO choice Observation-Disclosures. 3.0OO3.75
Bulls common to good 2.25O2.S5
Mixers. to good per head --25. 90 040. 90
HoGs-Receipts. 150 shipments. 500 Quality
fair; market weak and lower, closing tame. All
sold
Heavy packing and shipping....-- S. 4O05.55
Light and mixed packing 5.1O05.35
Common to good light-...--.--.. 5.1505.35
Pigs and heavy roughs a. 25 al 80
SHEEP-Receipts none; shipments, none. Mar
ket steady and unchanged.
Good to choice Sd .3O04. so
Fair to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.6504. 10
Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800 03. 80
Lambs common to good 4OOD5.O0
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Large Transactions in Wheat, with but
Slight Changes in Quotations.

Fair Degree of Activity in Corn, the Mar
ket Closing Firm and Higher-0ats Shade
Stronger-Lard and Short Ribs Lower.
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Oils.

nary oIac receipts 7s bales gross receipts 160
bales: exports coastwise. ), l52 bales; sales 500
bales: stock, 13o, o21.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs Weak and Lower.
INDIANAPoLIs May 1.
CATTLE-Receipts. %; shipments, %. Owing
to the light supply our market was unchanged
but had there been any shipping cattle on sale
they would have sold for lower price, while
best grades of butchers would have been steady.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS May 2-Woo1 strong and active good
medium 2o024lec; coarse braid. $50 Zoe. low
sandy. IS a 1Sc: fine light, 1s021c fine heavy, Ia ~
2Oc tubwashed choice 300 Soc; fair, 80 0333c; low
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NEW YORK, May &c. L. Greene & Co.'S report
com mence with there was a sharp drop of 10 to IL
POINTS from the highest. with small recovery, clos
uc about steady at COZ points under Saturday
ing"
LIVERPOOL. May 2.--Cotton firm: smand good;
sales 10 600 bales; including 5000 for speculation
and export and 5000 bales American.
NEW ORLEANS. May Cotton quiet ard firm;
niddlnT. 1885,. low midding, 10 lice. good ordi-
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The Fort Worth Markets.

BUTTER -22'. q l5f per ID creamery CSC.
COTTo\-IoW MID ling : C; riddlng ) &C ;
good midding SIC; strict good middling 5 &C..
COFFEE-kiU, tatr 1890 prime 22c; cno.ce
&c; LaSuyra 20Hc; Java Sic; Golden Bio
2414c; Pea Berry 23]ac.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l0Gl011ci full cream twins Ice.
OABBkGE-Ca California, 81 30 per leo lbs.
CANNED GO0DS-Prices per dozen. Pine
apples. standard, 81 IS; peaches, standard, 2
bs, 81 90; lbs 81 j0 seconds, lbs, 81 So; b s
81 %; strawberries, hs 81 20; blackberries
81 50; green cages g: gooseberries 81 60; rasp-
berries Il 80; green peas 81 1901 so: tomatoes.
standard, he 81 10; seconds. 2 lbs S; 3 lbs
weight. b 90G95c; b s 81 75Gi 80; IT, VT. b
So lbs s.; salmon, ! b 81 20; . lbs $;
mackerel ! b 81 so; sardines, American, Sc 80
case; imported So 50Gl4 90 case; Eagle CON-
densed milk SIS 20.
EGGS-l6c per dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Lemons,
s. 0005 80 per bon; peaches, one third bu.
boxes, 50675c; apples, one third bu. boxes, 10
850c; per bbl 81 90; tomatoes. one third bu.
boxes, 81 25Gl SO; potatoes, northern, 81 20 per
bu; onions. 2hc per pound; navy beans, &C;
hand picked IN bbls, medium bbls. S. 80;
large Lima &c.
FLOUR-Best patents, g go per 100 lbs; half
patents, 81 65; third grade, 81 40.
FUEL-McAllister coal, carload on track, at
yard Sc 90, delivered S. SO; McAlister coal, to
10 tons, at yard IS %, delivered S. IS; McAllis.
ter coal, to tons, at yard S. so, delivered
81 Is; McAlister coal ton, at yard IS 10 deliv'
cred s. SO; McAllister coal, ton, at yard IS 90,
delivered 81 90; McAllister coal, 4 ton. at yard
81 IS. delivered s. lei McAlister coal, less than
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-08
GENERAL Markets,
Produce and Proyiaio M,

CHICAGO I'LL, Sept. T-Whea was quiet and
steady during most of the session, but just be
fore the close of the morning SEES. ion the mar
ket developed into weakness and became very
heavy. This weakness was attributed to local
selling, possibly of the long wheat operators
having become tired of holding on for an ad-
vance. Outside business was light. Liverpool
was reported quiet and steady except for
California wheat which was reported q
shade lower. Export clearings were
also unfavorable. October opened at closing
figures OF yesterday. T07sC, and advanced to
Il &c, partially in sympathy with corn, and
eased of to 7OHc, and in the afternoon board
closed T0itc. Corn opened at last nights fig
ures, and the first turn was for better prices,
which were wiped cut before noon by decline
from the highe't points of &C; october started
at s6va AZ went en- up from to M diaS then
rally was very slow; May, Ike October,
opened firm, and dropped back. selling at As &C
tnen up to 4o-ed45hac, and down to 45c, from
where II recovered slowly, the close Was at
the lowest point of the day October a. AZ
4l11c, and May 45c. Provisions were tairlg
active ard an Improvement in tone was noted,
particularly in short ribs, which were favorite.
Hogs higher and shorts were inclined TO cover.
Holder of short ribs manifested less disposition
to sell AMI competition among buyers caused
an advan, c of l7lzc IN September and to er
and 7Hc in January O3 ober openeG sc higrer
at s. 62h, Id to S. 50 and closed at SIS IL
j .nuary closed al S. 522. Lard, al hough slow,
developed considerable streI 9Th and advanced
5@loc, October sod at S54i1o6 j215 am
Pork, old, at Si2 55q12 60; Jaousry
and closed st the top Leading futures closed
Wheat. No. ?, September, 6Slsc: october, 7Olic
November, nc: December, &C. Comm 2
september Ale; October, Il &C; November,4 ssei
Nav &c. Mess pork-Year. SlI go; January
So g. Lard-Scpiember S - october IS l7I3
January 81 5215. Cash quotations: F our con.
times quiet and local prices were unchanged
and firm. No , red wheat 693.c. No. > corr
AIS Mess porb per Dbl SIS GOALS %. LarG
per 100 ,ounds So 80. Short ibis sides, loose
S 10. Dry sailed should, rs, boxed, So 25d5 80
short clear sides, boxed. SO OOa9 o.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, sept. 7.-Flour- Firm, active
and unchanged, ranging from 81 % 10 s. 90
Wheat Irregular opened strong ana ga 4
higher. but re cted and closed weak, &c lower
than YESTERDAY; No. red cash 69.ld
zoe: september $780, October, 1OTs q
| Il14c. closing I02sc; November, 724c Decem.
Der, AZ a7435c, closing axe; May s20s27Sc
closing at SIC. Corn barely steady and ~
lower; cash 3S7lG4l; September, 3s1!c
october, 3s'! aS9}5c. closing at 38Xc; Jay, AZ
''4l75c, closing at 4l]1c Oats steady; cash 24c
| October 241ac; November 25c; NAV 29Kc
! Cornmea] steady at s. 10. Whisky steady a
81 o.. Provisions strong. Pork, irregular new
SO 90. Lard. Sc 81. Dry salt meat, boxet
shoulders, S. 70; long clears, SIS IS; clear RIB.
s. SIX short clears So l2]5. Bacon boxed shout
ders, Sc %; long clears So 37ja a9 40; ctea